Product Description

Intelligence and power, on many levels

Part of the Kodak i5800 Scanner Series, the i5800 Scanner delivers up to 210 ppm true performance (with all imaging features enabled), and
provides a height-adjustable pedestal, offering the ideal scanning position for every operator.

It’s a better, ergonomically correct answer for superior production scanning, featuring Kodak Dynamic Flow Technology, our breakthrough
digital architecture that delivers optimized memory allocation and processing paths. It’s a complete customizable solution aligned with end user business
goals – only from Kodak, the high-volume market leader.

— Benefit from intelligence and power on many levels —

Offers the ideal scanning position for every operator — through a height adjustable transport

Significantly reduces document prep and handling times — with problem free feeding of diverse batches and controlled stacking

Makes complex and repeat functions one-button easy — with programmable function keys

Achieves greater data integrity for OCR, IDR, validation and other functions — through capture of every bit of information at 600 dpi

* Total cost of ownership (TCO) for i5800 Scanner over five years is $137,145 compared to $209,600 (multiple units of certain products may be required to
match productivity of i5800 Scanner) for select competitive, non-Kodak scanners. TCO includes list price, service cost, consumables, and additional image
processing costs. Data on file.

Throughput	210 ppm/840 images per minute**
Recommended Daily Volume	No limit with i5000 Series Scanners
Scanning Technology	CCD
Optical Resolution	600 dpi; 500 dpi B/W and Color
Output resolution	100 / 150 / 200 / 240 / 300 / 400 / 600 dpi
Illumination	White LEDs
Maximum Document Width	304.8 mm (12˝)
Long Document Mode Length	Up to 4.6m (180˝)
Minimum Document Size	63.5 mm x 63.5 mm (2.5˝ x 2.5˝)
Paper Thickness and Weight	With standard feeder: 45 g/m2 (12 lb.) bond to 200 g/m2 (110 lb.) index With ultra-lightweight feeder accessory: 25 g/m2 (7 lb.) rice paper to 80 g/m2 (20 lb.) bond
Feeder/Elevator	Automatic 750-sheet elevator design; automatic document feeder with four settings: continuous feed, 100-sheet, 250-sheet, 500-sheet and full 750-sheet batches
Multi-feed Detection	5 independent ultrasonic zones
Connectivity	USB 2.0 Certified, USB 3.0 compatible
Software Support	Bundled software: TWAIN, ISIS and WIA drivers, Kofax certified. Fully supported byKodak Capture Pro Software and Kodak Asset Management Software
Features in the Scanner	Perfect Page technology, streak filter, controlled stacking, iThresholding, automatic color detection, autocrop, aggressive crop, deskew, content-based blank page detection and deletion, multi-color dropout, dual-stream scanning, automatic orientation now with defaults, color on the fly toggle patch, operator overrides
Output Compression	CCITT Group IV; JPEG or uncompressed output
Electrical Requirements	100-240 V (international), 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption	Sleep Mode < 4 watts; Running: < 250 watts; Standby: <1.0 watt
Environmental Factors	EPEAT Registered Energy Star qualified scanner
Acoustical Noise (operator position sound pressure level)	Standby mode: <44 dB(A); Scanning at 300 dpi <64 dB(A)
Recommended PC Configuration	PC: Intel® Core™ 2 Duo 3GHz, 4GB RAM, USB 2.0 or higher
Consumables Available	Feeder consumables kits, imaging guide set, printer ink cartridge and carrier, transport cleaning sheets, roller cleaning pads, printer ink blotters, Staticide Wipes, switchable black/white background
Accessories/Options	Enhanced Printer Accessory for Kodak Scanners, manual feed shelf, Document Extenders 66.04 cm, 76.02 cm and 86.36 cm (26˝, 30˝ and 34˝), Controlled Dual Stacking Accessory (i5800 only)
Dimensions	Height: 106.7 cm (42˝) – 130.8 cm (51.5˝), Width: 69.3 cm (27.3˝), Depth: 82.3 cm (32.4˝)
Weight	186 kg (410 lbs.)

**images per minute speed based on dual-stream output of four compressed images for each document scanner – bitonal and color or bitonal and grayscale.This
scanner contains non-volatile storage (NVRAM), and volatile memory (SDRAM).

Volatile memory (DDR2) is used to store customer image data. It is erased when the device is turned off.

Non-volatile memory (EEPROM) is used to store program data, scanner settings, and scanner calibration data. No customer image data is stored in
non-volatile memory.

The only scanner settings stored persistently are the Energy Star settings. No other customer data is stored in the non-volatile memory.

NOTE:
The image data is passed to a PC which has its own ability to store images and information. The customer will also need to consider what precautions must
be taken to secure the data on the PC.